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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

y the above table OF CON parsons will he what
tremendous sums New York pays 10 60 up and deUn
Town anu how little the elevated system trenches the
surface railroad Incomes The various surface lines
competing with the elevated roads have earned within
SeOu.OOO as much money the whole Manhattan Ele-
Naied system. The Eao River ferries uOtwithstandng
the frame by the Bridge. have increased their yeady
earnings by s109GO9, sum representing in one aul
Two penny fares an Increase OF probably 100000 add
ona travellers 10y these Olifasbsned csnyeyauOes Ia
Brooklyn tue new elevated system has already nO
me Broosyn city line o. surface roads though the horse
car traffic soserdlly has largely increased
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crrrK 1ARvIs ADMITS rARrLEssNEss.

Theinyestgauon conducted by Judge Booksiaver "a ts
Court Pleas regard 20 the accounts OF ATTAIN
lei Jatyi. IT, clerk % tie court was brought 10 Close ~
terlay Jo. pa zoe clerk Of Part T. James T. Rogers
clerk o. Part H. Charles T. KOehie clerk o. the General
Term. william Kelley assistant clerk OF the court and
vAamJ Duggett testified IN regard TO small ciera! errors
for which Nj. Jarvis was not responsible.
said that Will he could not eount or The -
orepancies there 81 wrong dong On A,
lie often received returns rom his subonnAes ues
he Lad made his returns TO the Controller lie SUI 'a
that the duo eessnes Assistant toriOrr
ton Counsel scott said that ho wanted understood LAT 70
did charge JarTls,wlth Intentional Wgphs
doirg ms matter lie admitted that the errors "tS
and fue - the careessness OF s1horiin7'es
Judge Bonkstlysr vii report the testimony taken % -
Judges Court 10y whose direction he made tc lf ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
SECRETARY ENDIcorr wArcHFUL

WAsInxcToN Nov. 25 CSpeciab.-The Secretary OF War
Is busily engaged In preparing bis annual report This
fo his not going as Is his custom every year.
10 Salem to his ank-gving turkey lie 10 deter
n.d too not 70 lot another rnishap such
his life a misery for several months last year
when he utter asonlsment that ne Mad
adm Mastered in his report 10 the President scatblng
hnts m General Miles The Secretary prODoses 10 Keep
an eve upon his wicked partner AdJutant General Drum.
no has Dosn suspected by more persons than ono OF
rav,,s bosn the author OF the Tebuke 10 General
Mia In his annual report Secretary Eadicstt
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1rsr1cE JARRETT cRIr1cGsEs \ Ri

Barrett % thu supreme Court has decided thsi
James kesrncy who the foreclosure sIt u
Foster against Roche sold the building No - Great JOnr~
st. Is chargeabe with sl7 705 81 Tie Judge SAID thar
Kearneys statement affidavit That the Hers on no
properly than sufficient 10 exhaust TIE "1es
fund realized tho sale shown clearly o. De also
The Ju GO roql T.. 10 sI5nN NO
papers the District Attorney with view g his con seS
ton of tho question whether they should not be prc.end
tie Grand Jury.
~ Judge J. C. J. figleu. special gnarii9n o. f'uf n
fant children Elizabeth MoEvoy. ssAr The Judge 10
ksaruey 10 deposit Si2ll 81 tie amount 81 ~"
Tor the beHcdto the children nov 10 htin'y As
Although hearucy that he has lied bend as tI't
Iangben Others IN ahdayits depose that ne As n'
NA-a
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sry,ror rtDWyIL uJSREpBgsFyrrD

CnicAGo Nov. % tSpecian 49," That reported interview
In Nsw- York wss misrepresentation" said Senator
G. T.. Farwell when a reporter asked him why he
thought General Sheridan would DO the best cand
the Republicans to bring out for President THAT
Is what a Now York politician, who came 10 .
there said hat been talking with him, and hs said
that Sheridan could carry New-IOrk That proposition
dspesed 10 to. that nc could carry New ork"
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rn rrrrrr TIE rnoSpnIrE INnrSrRY

COLUMBIA. 3. c. Nov. % (Speeah.-rhe Legislative
Joint Commission appointed to Investigate the phos-
phato industry OF this had meeting here TO night
and will report All marine rock pays roy
atty state of III ton Prices have gone down so
by competition between land and marine companies
that there Is some danger OF general collapse The
state receives about $500 900 annually royalty Tho
commission was appointed u Investigate and report
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TALK ABOUT THE BIO FOOTBALL CAME.

TAIN ADD J I'LL BIO l''il i'Ni-4t . ''i'-
Many ~ tie cl.gs students hero o SEQ 'ao great
football ga4o ou IA.Da.gl,nr DAY fingered ir OIL" CITY
YESTERDAY lie youns hom nov iias.n s'en.i t'i
quro another day vhlci 10 hps Thor IAN on' c.
tory ~ their Ihanis dlnner NoW i'f- 'p
~, never moro attractive O. tem large umlsss ot
youa. bellows i.ec,ci fe c.r-'ors fHf fc' 81 ihe fi
A,.auo Hotel al tie Holman House -i tuaar rr-i one
ioyr,ut lu discussing tc game IN a - .r'i' - r 80
talking about t,.r almost oi4'r lannon's D'.''''n "''i
t rr.. .r.,f uutI,r o. iale Students newer came g.
tbs CITY % back Yeafetc team and after 90" rarc 49,
over they l4A celebration that pot i"n'n r'ii'
ton IN Tie saalc. tho mpoas Ia been carr eI
nrl u Triumph thc 81 ale coaches moved
down thfI IN Ilithav". where many houses "efc
decorated with blue bunting t'ry 'bno house
got a Welcome from N-.c 'lr'a's An' tn horn' one
arA had both sides rpyrfrf with srFr pecs o. white
bunting UhiCh was tho ord 10 Ilr lt'i'r- t'Amno
large rr0st to theatres TIE tie even &.
where tho actors made night and alter III perform
acs there glorious aud yocfepls rc-hfaiDn al tie
Harvard were scarce h'-terl ay frW
them around thr majority haa "'tinoi enough
cash with wlc t. carry them a. 70 Jam
bridge.
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coGrnBII SorHouorES BEATEN.
.ur rrrsnMrx Glyr mEM saML roINls oN rLAY.

ING FOOTBALI-MAGNLY \ III OF MUSCLE
The football excitement IL astatug Columbia College
and now In. lasse, are Interested the question 81 the
college cnampsnslp Yesterday morning the freshmen
snl sophomore classes had their game at tho Polo
Grounds and the sophomore class u monrniHc IT.. defeat
liz a sc.ro OF Is - o. The playing was not cAacily
scientific but an-red lots ~ excitement 70 the cen
ie,inR classes and fur dsHrrested spectators The
fre shucn appeared the stronger team at the start
though they had lost FIVE o! their regular mem These
MIA
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WHIT HAS BEC0HE o. NARY 1--WE LTNYI

VWI I'm \
No trace yer been found Of Miss Mary Jtno Lynn,
who disappcsrsI from her home, 50 233 West
Eighteenth st. last Tuesday evening although the family
and the pole. have made cvory effort Go hnl Aor. Mss
Lynn stweBtJ four ears Old, and held poNtsn In tho
drsssinaking department OF lie Boutu CT Brothers. In
West ~ enty thirdat She returned from tho
Tuesday evening tho best OF spirits aud after supper
llou the nonso Wat married lister IN West Twenty
nrsst having promised 10 meet younger s.sor a. the
weekly singing school held "a the aed Prosby
Church, 81 seventh aud Ihrtecuth-st Nethlng Is
known hcr movements after she LEI her sisters u0uss
Three years ag1 Ns- Lynn suffered from nal rita - such
degree that her mind affected. and ~ feared by
ncr farlIy that the nirutil nneut has returned.
Whom rho lois ha hos $40 wadlessoi in dsfh chcviot
material with light slOrcd waist, Trimmed with blue
braid. wore black jacket Her hat WAS OF felt,
trimmed with h!uc and white ribbons she has blue eyes
and nor hair IL brown.
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NOPE CurrING RY GRAND Trunk.

The Grand Trunk Of Canada celebrated the day after
Thanksgiving by ordering new reduction OF 0 cents
per 100 pounds in the rates dressed meats In ac-
cordauco with the recent legislation tho American
roads met this reduction. and poss bio got
out the special tariffs showing proportlonatc rcduc-
zion In the tariff on Two stock Some Of tho trunk
line people disposed, whon the rate, have been cut
10 unprui able basis, to ioluquish tho traffic en-
tircy to the Grand Trunk Tho objection to this ~
that such action would furnish sis at which, tho
shippers could determine the cost Of carrying thc bust
mass and mi ght cause great opposition TO any later
advance when the quarrel had been settled by tho
rnal,.
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plan TO protect tho States nterosts The commission
said TO have agreed 10 report bill leasing its interest
five big companies for not less than 900 per aInum
and TO revoke all special licenses held a
OF small miners rhs be- done the syndicate will have
control OF the production and rise IN the price Of rVos
over POS 900 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
THE ST. PAUL's ACTIVE BUSINESS

Woo President Frank s. Bond, OF the Chicago, Mil
waubco and ST. Paul Railway returned yesterday from
a months tour at tho west principally devoted to an
inspection Of the ST. Paul system. In conversation
ho said that the road was doing woll and could not
get enough TO take caro- Of the business offered
with the facility desired The opening of the Kansas
Clty extension had been delayed and practically
doing no business The extension would probably 10
oponcd for freight within "A week two and the pas
sengcr ln0 about two weeks later. good ranlo
was expected whom tho now line fairly under way
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recommendation

Will embody the recommendations o. mo
Adjutan Cexcrai and the POtmaster-Generai
who bora IN favor OF monthly paymens 10 the sci
diers instead OF oace in two months as heretofore mo
Adjutan General in ms fsvort says:
hoped that by placing small anaants more fnAniy
In tho soldiers hands the temptation TO periodical dissipation
be lossenel discipline thereby furheed ana inc mum
Der OF deserters diminished.
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SIDNEY DILLON Accrrrrn RELrcrANTLY.

n I'NFl 'III'N ~ IT TIT IFI'''' 7 ~ Ut
Sidney Dillon accepted the presidency Of the oregon
and 1rausconfinenta company only aftcr repeated
offers For several wcrlei II has bccnknown that the
retirement of Elijah smith was delayed by tho In
ability To arfoe on a ~ successor. II Is understood
that Mr. Dillon yielded finally To the opportunities
~ Henry Willard who Is prevented by the agreement
with HTS Berlin friends from taking tie chief ofce In
fine companies ln which his Interest centres. IL Is
well understood. however. that Mr. Willard IS tho con
trolling powor In the Northern Pacific aud Oregon
linz, ON account of tho financial assistance he has al
ready given thom II IS probable that Elijah smith
VIII resign also the pre- leucy ~ tho Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company and. I'm fact that he win ro-
tire absolutely from railroad management IN the far
Murth
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VICTIM or FATTH HEALERS INSANE.
CHICAGO. Nov 2J.-Mrs. Margaret Kiidor who became
insane after taking the treatment prescribed by Mrs.
Anna job nson faith healer. was asylum to-
day by order Of the County Physician Meyer said
that there grounds for the prosecution Of Mira.
johnson.
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cross EARNINGS or THE CORPORATIONS

THE SURFACE RAILROADS OF THIS CITY LITTLE
AFFECTED by THE ELEVATED LINES.
ALBANY. New. 25.The gross earnings OF the most i'm
porant corporations ropersd to the Controller for this
year. az compared with those OF ss6 as follows;
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rnE NEw NoErnrrN rAcIrIc noXDs


Tho lrecut salc ~ the third mortgage bonds ~
~, Northern Pacific Railroad is remarkable. chiefly
because 70 is the second venture Of tho Eot-c!d, in
American railway securities. Tho famous European
I1lcr, may have d,hblcd n American ,rrufitc, many
times But they have been careful 10 withhold ihc I'M
nuoncr of their name. The Northern Pacific follows
~ Paul iu favor
Tho :-oooooo NonLorn Pacific bond, cover tho
dividend certificate, which mature at tAe end If the
year Tho company viii have. after these certificates
and ihc floating debt halc been paid and the tunnel
nu thr Cascade Division and the bridge across the
Columbia River cpmplscI. four million, "i ilf now
bond, aud SIX -rNru million, Of other MAI htiApln
a..rfe \ prominent director 81 Oh" company sad
y,,fnrdav Tho Northern Pacific - I'm better shnIe
financially than 90 ha, hccn for many Nrais II VIII
have soon floating debit beyond the usual vouchers
necessary u any largo corporation. and what Is OF
SIN creator importance, IT, construction account VIII
De- practically closed
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RICHMOND AND wEsr POINT rERMlNAI

RltUMOND AND W fST POINT TERMINAL
Tho transfer books Of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal and tho Richmond and Danvo Railroad
companies will DO closed for tho annual election on
next Friday, December There " no indication that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

the changes In the management. Which have been re
errcd to In Tnh TaBuNE VIZ n9n 90 49,
snIly as president OF tho Terminal company bhl VA
H. will rctlrO and WObaly from tho Boaru Vi III
rectors is an accepted fact.
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS CoMMIS'f0N
p. uApEIrnIA Nov. % SDeciqD.-speaking OF th'
coming report Of the Pacific Railways Investigating
Comittee ex-Governor Patson. its chairman snR ti'
afternoon: Tho report is now in the hands OF the
prpter and will be presented to the President Decen
her l. Ws had anticipated banding tho rapport Ia on tho
lJh OF this month but delay IN getiing II printed pre-
vented this Whatever 10 gi!eh on io ~ voUId
be an act the greatest inprOpriey for me 10 say any
thing in advance Of the President or Of fengreSS WIN
s end presentation" o. ''' ''p''' '''' V''
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
The plan for the reorganization of tho Nov ada Contra
Railway Inns been modified in certain particulars INC
Purchasing Committee have changed the terms abou'
tho 100000 first mortgage bonds so that the neres.
becomes cumulative. The amount or new SUCK IN
reduced at the same time to 100000
PHILADELPHIA Nov The statement OF tho Phila-
dclrhia and Reading Railroad and Coal ana iron Com
panles for October. 1887, compared with the same
month IN 1885, SHOWS an Increase in groes earnings OF
$40 I02 increase In expenses OF $l0S94Z an III
crease in net earnings OF SOIL ,IO0
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Ssoretary Lamar IN his annual
report will recommend that the Interstate Commission
be mado Independent Of tho authority or supervision OF
the Interior Department aud that be made directly
responsible Congress the President as nothing Ia
the duties OF the Com iuissiOn within the usual
authority or control Of the Department
LOUISVILLE, Nov - (SDecian. Chancellor Edwards
to-day decided that Louisville and Nashville RAILROAD
Company was no, in contempt for falling obey re.
cent inluaction Tho Injunction that the company
should not fail TO supply equal privileges TO the Ken
lucky and Indiana Stock Yards Company with those ar
fored rival companies with which the road has contracts
The pleaded inability to Inform us agents as
cause Of the failure ~ obey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

Laura had an aiiuent beau
VINO allied twice q fortnight or So
Nov she Sis sunday eve
All lonely 10 gfievc.
Oh where her reant beau,
And why did he leave Laura SOL
VIM that Laura languishing. delicate gir-
To sensitive
tempers and knowing what lifelong trial Is lrotful
rcky wife his attentions to hor cheerful
healthy The that Iauf health and
sipped by chronic weakness peculiar 10 her
avoids 10y the OF DR. Pieroes
Favorta Prescription This 10 the remedy for wOmsns
peculiar and aonts sold by druggists under
postye guarantee from tho manufacturers that II viii
givo satisfaction IN VIII - REFUNDED
See guar tee BEETLE wrapper.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

WY ATLANTA went WET. The dis
cussion ss to the csuSes which led to the
result of the recent wet" or dry" el.c ion
in Atlantis has become efficiently prorsct
ed Briefly, it was because msjoritv Of
the people wanted a drink when they were
thirsty without the necessity OF sneskinp
through three sideways and up seven pair
Of stairs, as Is the cheerful Gus o N in Kan.
sas. Il Kansas Ci'y Times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A Boston Jury has decided that a cigar
is drug, and therefore that an spothecs-
~ can cell one on Sunday wi,hou, viola
ting the law. The verdict lie very ,imiIsr
to that once secured by Tom Marshall, il
Kentucky, to the effect that seven ny j,
not game Of chan,e, but game OF evil
The decision was arrived at by putting an
unskilled against the skilled PLAYERS am ng
the jury for moneyed stakes. The defend
aut, charged with gambling by means OF y
game of chance, was acquitted. Perhaps
the jury in Boston smoked some Of the
spothecsry's cigsrs.-1N. Y. World.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A NICE LITTLE PROHIBITION ;, Tows -
Here is Lewisport, we have a distillery
IN sight OF town, whisky boat" on the
opposite side OF the river and are in easy
daily communication with Greensboro with
her scores OF saloons and eighteen distill-
tillsries, and yet, the local option law is a
success. 1t is true men get drunk occs.
sionally, but there lie not one drunken man
on our streets now where there we're twenty
when the saloons we're in vogue. Our town
is more quiet and peacesble; our people
are more prosperous and happy. We have
no vice breeding, youth-contaminsting
places Of resort, and our boys are growing
up sober and industrious. Lewisport SEN
tinel,
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A Mammals DIscoyery

"Another wonderful discovery has been mad,
and that too by lady in this county. Diseas
fastened its clutches upon her and tor seven year
she vithstood It's seyerest lasts but her vital or
gans we're undermined and death seemed lmmi
nent. For thres months she coughed iucessantl!
and could not sleep, She bought OF US . bottle o
Dir. Kings New Discovery tor Consumption an'
WAS 50 much relieved on taking hrst dose that sh
slept all night and with one bottle has been mirac
ulously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lu,z.
Thus write W. c. Hamrick Il Co, OF shelby, N.
Get trial bottle at A. X, Penny's drug store.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

John Gsrrsgni, who weighed $50
pounds in life, was cremsted at Cincinnati,
Friday. aud reduced to four pounds OF
ashes. The cremstory there has already
had ten subject.
A buzz saw broke while running at q
high rate Of speed in Corvallis, Oregon, the
other day and a piece striking William
Buchanan on arm, just below the shoulder
cut it of so quickly and easily that he did
not know that he was hurt until be saw hi,
arm lying at his feet.
"A hospital exclusively for cancer pa
tients has been opened in New York. DR.
Barker, in a lecture at the opening said
the disease is not hereditary. He spoke o
the alarming increase Of cancer, both 10
this country and Europe and affirmed
that people Of every condition are subjec,
10 it,
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Ihe kendicf Unanimous

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. testines 81
can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief In ev-
cry case. One man took six bottles and was cured
Of Rheumatism OF 10 years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist Bellville, Ohio, attrms the
best selling medicine have ever handled 10 my
20 years experience is Electric Bitters. Thou.
sands Of others have added their testimony, 90
that the verdict 10 Unanimous that Electric Bit
ters do all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollor bottle ct A. b Penny's
Drug Store.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A Law prohibiting false pedigrses OF s,al
lions hss been enacted BY the New Yorl
Legislature. II requires that before adver
Using the stallion, the agent or owner shall
file in the county clerks Office . report oil
the pedigree and the terms Of service. upon
which the county CLERK shall issue . certi-
6cats or license. The Law having been
complied With. the service fec constitutes
. legal lien upon the mare and foAl until
paid.
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KIND WORDS.
Crab Orchard, Ky.

The Stanford INTERIOR JoU RSAL tries
the merits Of it's new CJttreli press in a
mammoth eight page edition, which it lie.
sued last Friday. The paper was u para
gon OF beauty and Joy forever" as it al
ways ia. bearing tue impress in every cor.
ner OF the editors remarkable newspaper
genius. It's q cold day wnen Walton don I
turn ali hIs brethren OF the country press
down 10 heap for enterprise aud gener 81
"get-,here" points Of excellence. = Lebsn-
on Enterprise.
EDITOR WALTON, OF the INTERIOR jour.
NAL, has provided his office with new press.
e. and all the necessary parsphernslia OF a
6rst.olsss printing office and about the frs,
OF January next will give his paper a new
dress. This evidence Of prosperity will
crafty the host OF friends and admirers At.
tached to Editor Walton. His paper is a
splendid example Of exalted journalism,
and, without dispsragement Of any other
paper in Kentucky, can be complimented az
standing at the head in very many OF the
essential Gestures OF frst-cIsss newspaper
and family journsl.-[F Frankfort Capital.
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-1SSS.-
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Harper's Magazine Ia an organ OF progressive
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Curtis, william Dean Hovels and Char Dudley
Warner.
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